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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta questioned the way VAR handled a penalty situation in the 1-0 defeat to Manchester City today, according to Sky Sports (via Goal).
The North London club put up a brave fight, but were not able to find the back of the net. This was in large part due to the impressive performance of City keeper Ederson, but the game still could have gone in a very different direction had VAR checked a particular incident.
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Tottenham Hotspur host West Ham United on Sunday and the match could see the debut of one of the biggest summer transfer window signings, in Gareth Bale. So how will Spurs be lining up with or without him?
Spurs went into the international break on the back of one of their best performances in recent memory, with a 6-1 pasting of Manchester United. They are now full of confidence as they welcome in the Hammers, and they could be bolstered here by the return of their former talisman.
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Manchester City will be hosting Arsenal on Saturday and they could be without two crucial players. How will that affect the way Pep Guardiola lines them up?
City had a tough game against Leeds United last time around as it ended 1-1. The lack of a recognised true striker hurt them as they could not sufficiently break down the opposition defence. The challenges Arsenal possess will be quite different. What will Pep Guardiola do to counter this threat?
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Arsenal have started the Premier League season on a bright note and will look to continue that fine form at the Etihad on Saturday when they take on Manchester City. Here is how they could line-up. The Gunners are in fourth place in the League standings after their victory over Sheffield United.
It was a tough game but goals from Nicolas Pepe and Bukayo Saka were enough to get the three points. Now, they will be focusing on their trip to Manchester.
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Arsenal will travel to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday to take on Manchester City in what will be, arguably, the Premier League weekend’s biggest matchup. The Gunners will do so, possibly, without a key defender, however.
The North London club dug deep to get the three points in their last Premier League match against Sheffield United, and they will absolutely have to be at the top of their game when they take on Pep Guardiola’s men on the opposite side of the international break.
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Tottenham Hotspur have begun the season in great form, across all competitions. They have managed to overcome an action-packed September schedule, and they passed all the tests with flying colours.
With players such as Heung-min Son and Harry Kane firing on all cylinders, this promises to be a great 20/21 season ahead. Additionally, the North London club have also made some exciting transfers this summer window. Let’s break it all down!
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Manchester City had a disappointing 2019/20 and they will want to do much better this time around. So far, they have done okay in starting the season, a part from an unexpected heavy defeat to Leicester City a little over a week ago.
However, their summer transfer window saw them bring in some new players that manager Pep Guardiola will be hoping can lift the team back to where they used to be. Let us take a closer look at how they did in the summer transfer window.
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Arsenal came into this season on the back of a record-breaking 14th FA Cup win and qualification to the Europa League. They have added the Community Shield trophy this season and have started the season brightly.
This improvement has been aided by the moves they made in the transfer window. Let us have a closer look now at what they did and didn’t do in this transfer market.
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Everton FC have made a great start to the season as they sit on top of the Premier League table after four games. With their win over Brighton & Hove Albion, the Toffees have now made it seven wins in a row. A large part of that is due to the signings that they have made in the summer.
Let’s have a closer look at all the major moves that they completed this window. Should more moves get made in the 11th hour, we’ll update accordingly.
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Tottenham beat Manchester United at Old Trafford in a comprehensive manner as they won 6-1 and Jose Mourinho hailed his side’s incredible attack as per the Evening Standard.
Spurs made it three wins on the trot this week after their 7-2 thumping of Maccabi Haifa on Thursday. On Sunday, it was a brace from both Harry Kane and Heung-min Son plus a goal each from Tanguy Ndombele and Serge Aurier that sealed the day.
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Bukayo Saka, who opened the scoring for Arsenal against Sheffield United today, hailed Hector Bellerin’s assist when speaking to the Mirror after the game.
The North London club continued their good run of form after Thursday’s penalty shootout victory over Liverpool. Goals from Saka and Nicolas Pepe ensured that the three points stayed at the Emirates. They are currently fourth in the table and three points behind league leaders Everton as we head into the international break.
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After Manchester City and Leeds United battled to a 1-1 draw, Pep Guardiola revealed that he struggled to answer a question posed by Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa; per Sky Sports.
Raheem Sterling opened the scoring in the Saturday fixture, but Leeds got the equaliser through Rodrigo who capitalised on an error from Citu goalkeeper Ederson. After the match, both the managers had a moment where they embraced each other and shared a few words.
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